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F1 race car analogy still works: I show you an engine on the test stand, saying it's a good design, and you proceed to point out all the loose wires, duct taped
by ClayFerguson 10y ago
F1 race car analogy still works: I show you an engine on the test stand, saying it's a good design, and you proceed to point out all the loose wires, duct taped electrical connections, and all the stuff that's there temporarily because it's on a test stand, or are details that simply haven't even been addressed yet. I stand by the 'state-of-the-art' claim, and you didn't find any unfinished work that was news to me. My todo list is 10x as long as your list, but the architecture itself is perfect. SpringBoot, JSON API from browser, JCR, Mongo, GooglePolymer, etc., and the way it is all combined is the best architure for a modern app. and ESPECIALLY the SPA aspect.
- Kiro 10y agoYou asked for critique of your code. minitech gave it to you. How about you address these points instead of grinding on about your superiorness?
- ClayFerguson 10y agoI bragged specifically about the state-of-the-art architecture. Architecture can be perfected months or even years before a codebase itself is production-ready, and free of all unimportant band-aids/short-cuts. I'm not going thru my todo list for you to explain why each thing on it hasn't been done yet. You guys are hilarious.
- minitech 10y agoWhat definition of “architecture” are you using here? Is it at a very high level (“I’m using an SPA and an MV* JSON API”)? If it is, I hate to break it to you, but that’s how most of these things have already worked for ages.
- ClayFerguson 10y agoI use the standard every-day definition of "architecture". You're right about JSON and SPAs really catching on finally. That's why I shared this post, and to help people out who've been brainwashed into thinking SPAs are bad. I hope some people also see the code and find out how awesome TypeScript is. Also the JCR. Lots of well kept secrets encapsulated in meta64.